HB 0145 |
Neutral | Sales and Use Taxes - Jet Fuel Sales at Qualifying Airport |
John Carson |
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3/30/2017 |
House Withdrawn, Recommitted |
Ways & Means |
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| This bill provides an exemption from sales tax of jet fuel sales at a "qualifying airport" (defined so as to only include Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport) to the extent such fuel is consumed outside of Georgia. The bill establishes that, for purposes of this exemption, all fuel for intrastate flights is consumed in Georgia, and 55% of fuel for interstate flights is consumed in Georgia. This limited exemption applies only to state sales and use taxes, and not to local sales and use taxes. |
HB 0355 |
Inactive | Cobb County; Probate Court; change compensation of chief deputy, assistant chief deputy and executive assistant |
John Carson |
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5/2/2017 |
Effective Date |
Intragovernmental Coordination |
State and Local Governmental Operations |
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HB 0356 |
Inactive | Cobb County; Board of Commissioners; compensation of chairperson and other commissioners; change provisions |
John Carson |
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5/2/2017 |
Effective Date |
Intragovernmental Coordination |
State and Local Governmental Operations |
- |
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HB 0384 |
Inactive | Cobb County; tax commissioner's office; change compensation of certain employees |
John Carson |
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5/2/2017 |
Effective Date |
Intragovernmental Coordination |
State and Local Governmental Operations |
- |
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HB 0407 |
Inactive | Cobb County; Probate Court; change salary of superior court clerk, deputy clerk, executive assistant and executive secretary |
John Carson |
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5/2/2017 |
Effective Date |
Intragovernmental Coordination |
State and Local Governmental Operations |
- |
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HB 0673 |
Neutral | Prohibit Distracted Driving |
John Carson |
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7/1/2018 |
Effective Date |
Judiciary - Non-Civil |
Judiciary |
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| This legislation creates the offense(s) of violation of usage of a wireless telecommunications device, which prohibits the use of the device for texting, receiving or sending text, or talking on a wireless device while driving. The fine shall be $50.00 for the first conviction; the second conviction the fine shall be $100.00; and the third offense shall be $150.00, no additional surcharges shall be assessed on any fine for distracted driving. There is a provision that if proof is presented to the court on the first offense that the driver purchased a hands free device for future use, the charge shall be dismissed. There is a specific exemption for law enforcement officers, firefighters, EMS or any public safety first responder during the performance of their duties. |
HR 0282 |
Support | House Study Committee on Distracted Driving; create |
John Carson |
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3/30/2017 |
House Passed/Adopted |
Special Rules |
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| This legislation creates the House Study Committee on Distracted Driving. |